Prague, Czechia

In 2023, a single person living in Prague needs approximately CZK 42,056/month, covering rent, groceries, transport and utilities. A family of 3–4 typically spends around CZK 81,940/month. Prague is considered a relatively expensive city by global standards.

A 1-bedroom apartment in Prague costs approximately CZK 24,440/month in 2023. A 3-bedroom apartment runs around CZK 44,180/month. Rent has changed +6.8% vs 2022.

Monthly grocery costs for one person in Prague are approximately CZK 11,750 in 2023. This covers basic supermarket shopping including food and household essentials.

A monthly public transport pass in Prague costs CZK 526 in 2023, covering unlimited bus, metro and tram travel within the city.

Monthly utility costs in Prague average CZK 3,384 in 2023, covering electricity, heating/cooling, water and internet for a standard apartment.

Prague is located in Czechia (Europe). With a 1-bed rent of CZK 24,440/month and total single-person expenses around CZK 42,056/month, it is relatively expensive by global standards.

A typical restaurant meal for one person in Prague costs approximately CZK 244 in 2023. Budget around CZK 1,955/month if dining out a few times a week.

LifeIndexed tracks cost of living data for Prague from 2022 to 2026. 1-bed rent has increased by 24.4% over this period (from CZK 22,880 in 2022 to CZK 28,472 in 2026). Use the year tabs above to compare costs across years.

To live comfortably in Prague in 2023, a single person needs approximately CZK 42,056/month. This covers rent (CZK 24,440), groceries (CZK 11,750), transport (CZK 526), utilities (CZK 3,384) and dining out occasionally. A family of 3–4 should budget around CZK 81,940/month.